Satellite imagery taken over the past two months indicates that North Korea is currently preparing for what is likely a military parade to mark key anniversaries occurring in April.
In imagery from February 14, the presence of vehicles and possibly troop columns can be seen in a section of land immediately north of the Mirim Horse Riding Club in Pyongyang - a location North Korea has frequently used for parade drills in the past.
Satellite imagery taken over the past two months indicates that North Korea is currently preparing for what is likely a military parade to mark key anniversaries occurring in April.
In imagery from February 14, the presence of vehicles and possibly troop columns can be seen in a section of land immediately north of the Mirim Horse Riding Club in Pyongyang - a location North Korea has frequently used for parade drills in the past.
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